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Which politicians are on his side?
Which politicians are on his side?
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Rentamob Bloke ,Slight push , went down like a sack of Spuds , Fella trying to get to Work Arrested , The unwashed filth allowed to go about their Business
No charges against the fella ,thankfully |
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Rentamob Bloke ,Slight push , went down like a sack of Spuds , Fella trying to get to Work Arrested , The unwashed filth allowed to go about their Business
No charges against the fella ,thankfully |
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It's a dissection of modern Britain, case. Run by the liberalists. He's a young scaffolder. Someone who actually does a proper, tangible, high risk job, away from the safety of a keyboard.
Being prevented from going to work by people who have never done a proper day's work in their lives, with nothing better to do than try to get themselves on the news and on social media as they don't have any genuine worries in their vapid little lives. To rub salt into the wounds, the police standing by watching these freaks break the law, whilst they stop the working class from operating, aggressively apprehend him and swear in his face for doing the police's job. These freak would also be the types to take to their twatter account to publicly moan about the scaffolder they employed turning up late for the job. |
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A working class hero is something to be .
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Can you post the CVs of all those people that you seem to have intimate insight into never having done a proper day's work in their lives?
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Obviously not. If you think they are scaffolders, or are similarly employed, doing full time tangible practical work, and only stopping other people from getting to work on their day off, it puts you the the flat earther category.
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But currently e.g. unemployed, on holiday, self-employed with freely distributable time is not quite the same as "never having done a proper day's work in their lives", is it?
Also, how does "Someone who actually does a proper, tangible, high risk job, away from the safety of a keyboard." agree with things like Cider • October 30, 2022 9:07 AM GMT I can stand up somewhat for suit wearing types Laugh Although of course the shirt and tie for many of us have long gone out in the charity bags. I hate the concept of one choice of career having more value than the other. In my career, I've been a hands dirty, blue collar and white collar worker. Not everyone wants to spend the day pressing buttons on a laptop. Of course it was new labour who changed this forever, now the ambition for nearly all kids who aren't academically gifted is to have a three year party aged 18-21 on the taxpayer. Not only do they have the conditioning experience of going through the system, they are also moulded into relying on the 'state' for money, and they'll never have to do a 'proper' job, just press buttons. |
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I'm sure the irony will not be lost on you edy.
I work on a laptop. From home. I do not currently do a 'proper, tangible, high risk job' either. However, I have done. So would never stop others from doing theirs, or look down on them in any way whatsoever. I hate the concept of one choice of career having more value than the other. A nice quote from me. I have not deviated from this position. I don't value a nurse ahead of a scaffolder. Some would, mind. |
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So you value all jobs the same, but still differ between proper and unproper jobs?
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Or why, repeatedly, make sure to announce that some people don't do proper jobs while others do?
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I am absolutely sceptical that those freaks do any work. I am absolutely certain that they are not doing anything that could be considered working class.
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What does it matter if they are doing working class work or not if all choices of career are created equally and not something to be looked down upon?
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Why such emphasis on differentiating?
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I told you edy, I don't expect them to be doing any full time work. Certainly not anything that would come close to the working class bracket. But what they certainly do achieve is harming people who are working class.
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Yeah, but why does it matter whether they come "close to the working class bracket." if all career choices are created equally?
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Which politicians are on his side?
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Why would you expect politicians to openly condone vigilante justice?
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You one of those antifa anarchist kids?
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Vigilante justice
 He was simply clearing scum away from blocking the roadway. |
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I think you'd be bitterly disappointed if you truly expect politicians to go into full condone mode if someone like you, someone not doing a working class job, randomly starts shoving people all over the place at a protest of unionised workers because you are desperate for the product or service that isn't happening due to the strike.
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But I acknowledge class has truly invaded your mind, so....I can somewhat understand why you'd be under the delusion that working class people can't shove others while people not doing working class jobs could do so to the endorsement of politicians.
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Not really complex is it edy.
People blocking the road, causing mass aggravation and provocation. Police watching them. People blocked from travelling, watching the police, watching people blocking the roads. Eventually, somewhat unsurprisingly, there is a tipping point and some people with decide to do the polices' job for them. The solution is achingly simple, the police remove people from blocking traffic, instead of standing there watching them. And yes, since the police ultimately answer to politicians, if the police don't want to do their job, I would expect elected politicians to compel them |
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A life of Further Education Bank of Mum and Dad and being a W@nker
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A life of Further Education Bank of Mum and Dad and being a W@nker
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Do police watch them until all eternity? Never clear them?
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Like, are these roads blocked for days and weeks non-stop with the protesterscamping out on them and police doing nothing?
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Shocking EDY fair play to the German Police ,who dont hang about shifting these types
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It's not necessarily the smarter long-term strategy.
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Even if of course it pleasures some people temporarily.
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The police only need to pull people who are deliberately blocking the road out of the road, not beat them up. And only need to arrest them if they keep doing it.
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So
edy • May 27, 2023 3:01 PM BST Do police watch them until all eternity? Never clear them? edy • May 27, 2023 3:02 PM BST Like, are these roads blocked for days and weeks non-stop with the protesterscamping out on them and police doing nothing? |
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baby steps for the plod:
1. Reports come in of people deliberately blocking traffic. 2. Turn up to the area asap. 3. Remove people blocking the road. 4. Go back to McDonald's. |
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Can we please agree to not use derogatory terms for the career choices of people?
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First they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out-
because I was not a socialist. Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out- because I was not a trade unionist. Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out- because I was not a Jew. Then they came for me- and there was no one left to speak for me. -Martin Niemoller |
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The true working class heroes of the world should unite against the globalist financial elites and jollily sing The Internationale.
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Eco numpties given short shrift by the rugby blokes at Twickenham after running on with their orange fairy dust.
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EDY supports the glue sniffers and the trash blocking our roads in london
He doesn't even live here so what does he care. |
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Will remember that next time you talk about Germany. Or when you talk about polar bears even though you don't get eaten by them daily.
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he doesn't even live in london so he is not affected by it
just a stirrer who supports the sniffers and trash cluttering up london |